Originally Posted by
andreqms The biggest problem is that the Surface uses SSD. It is not good to use 'Hibernate' option when using an SSD based computer. The problem is: the SSD has a writing limit and every time you put your computer to hibernate, the session is saved on the hard drive. That means: if you use this option a lot, your SSD will 'die' earlier than it should.
If I said bull****, please correct me. Thanks.
You're spot on.
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All I'll add is that modern ssds are good enough, with a good trim setup, that you don't need to worry about that kind of wear. It'll go for five years at least! Gone are the days where you need to turn off scratch disks and all that malarky! I say this using pro Intel and Samsung ssds in everything! I've not opened a sp3 and am not sure if it's a high end ssd or not (from my experience it isn't - not Samsung fast anyway) but it'll still have no issues for five years or more.
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You won't have a problem during the use of the life of the device. If the ssd fails out won't be because of overuse.